The Men Of ‘The Office’ – Wendy’s Hunks Of The Week

I've taken a break from posting my Hunks Of The Week over the last month or so, not because I was at a loss for hot guys, but because I was anticipating this post, which contains several hunky men for your ogling pleasure. Thursday night, we saw the end of a television era when "The Office" aired its final episode. So, in honor of that, I give you my Hunks Of The Week: the men of "The Office".

First up, there's Ryan (played by B J Novak). He's was everyone's favorite sarcastic temp, who moved on to bigger and better things.

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Next up, we have Oscar (played by Oscar Nunez). He may not be interested in the ladies on the show, but that didn't mean that he wasn't good eye candy.

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While you may not think of him as being much of a sex symbol, Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) was never lacking in the lady department.

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And who can forget Michael Scott (Steve Carell)? Michael was the heart of the show for a long time and I can't help but think that his departure led to the ultimate end of the show.

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Then there's Andy Bernard (Ed Helms), "The Nard Dog". I have to admit that I wasn't initially a huge fan of Andy, but he grew on me as the show progressed.

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And, of course, there's Jim Halpert (John Krasinski). Every woman in America was rooting for him and Pam, and we were all thrilled when it finally happened.

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And last, but not least, the rest of the guys. Kevin, Toby, Creed, Darryl and Stanley. They really were a group of stand up guys.

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I'm going to miss seeing these guys on my TV screen every Thursday night. I guess that's what I have Netflix for...